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Miss Jessie Spellman. of lEtna. visited Mrs. Will
lam Hendricks this week Mrs: J P. Stout, of
parents J. G. Sarvin and wife near ohis city r A.
Traver is home from his trip East j. o. Prentice
of Carrolton H., visited Nation friends the past
few days. Miss Hattie Belknap has resigned her
position cashier in George N. Bucks dry goods
house. Mrs II. W. Webster attended the Mcdowell
Webster wedding at Shelbyville, III, Tuesday
parents, Captain Robinson and wife. this city.
- Miss Fannie Parrish will begin spring term of
Reeves and County Clerk Marler, of Shoals. Ind,
in the city Miss May Dawson, of Alton, is guest
of Mrs. Webb Ross. Mrs Matte James and daugh-
ter of Omaha, guests of S. T. Stubbins and fam
lily.
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Urbana,

James Lindley and wife, Of Philo visited Urbana
friends this week Mrs. Paul Konants of ST. Paul
Mimi. is the guest of Mrs I'll. W. Lindey. Mrs. Nj.
B. Thompson and daughter Kate are in Springfield.
ILL., II. G. Jacques returned from Chicago Wednes
day Leroy Hunt, of ST. Joseph, has become a resi-
dent of Urbana. Joe Wright has returned from a
years stay at Atlanta, Ga Mrs. r. Marriott and
Miss Josie Hesler are home from New York :. DR..
Blackshaw is entertaining his brother j. o., Of San
al
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PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.


Ind their future home j. A. Thompson had quite
D severe spell of sickness last week. and he has been
at indianapolis the past week under treatment.
Henry f. Bailey and family. of Covington: Ky,
moved to this city the first of the week VIM. NJ.
Howell of this city has been Franklin most of the
week attending the poultry show Horace Scott and
wife OF Louisville Ky. the guests of Homer
Frost and wife, this city, the first of the week
Robert Norman. of Chicago, visited in this city ON
Tuesday Calds are out for the wedding OF Mr..
Louie Lehman of Columbus, and Miss Emma Dalm'
bert of this city. next Wednesday evening James
Welsh. conductor the l., B. & w. road. is visit
ingsn this city, the guest Of his father and sister,
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Franklin.

Miss Florence Aten is visiting her sister, Mrs. Jew
oft. of Shelbyvie- Judge d. D. Bauta accomr aned
the legislative committee to Bloomington on Thurs
day. j. NJ. Needhan who recently appointed to
post in few days Mrs. Carrie Houston, of Indian
apelis is visiting relatives here 8. A. Wilson and
w. A. McNaughton have returned from trip to
Wichita. Kan Miss Sadie Parker has returned to
her home Indianapolis after several weeks visit with
her sister Mrs. S. A. Wilson. Will Voris of Hope
WELL will visit Madison friends this week.
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ADefinition of Honor.

Hon. Timothy J. Campbells Eulogy upon the Late
Congressman Dow dney.
He possessed the keenest sense of honor,
which word. in its fullest acceptaton, means the
reflection of mans own action shining like the
sun. in the face OF ali about him, and from
thence rebounding upon himself
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Miss MoIie Davis is visiting friends In Ford coun-
ty Kansas. Miss Ida Heth is visiting friends at
Memphis Tenn Hon. s. B. Luckett, of Bedford,
visited friends at this place last week Judge n. r.
peckinpaugh. of Leavenworth. was in Cordydon last
week Hon. James K Marsh, of Jacksonville, Wis
ted his sister, Mrs Mitchell at this place last week.
Mr. Douglass Hart of English, is visiting friends at
this place.
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Sllelbyvilic.

Mrs Phil Joseph. Sallie Levinson, of Corners
vile, Ind. visited her mother the past week. Miss
Lolita Wilson. Of Waldron, the guest of friends
here last week The Wonen's Home Missionary So
ciety met with Mrs Jane Elliott Thursday afternoon
The Ladies' Aid Society. of the Presbyterian
Church, met with Mrs. Norman Strong, Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Ray spent last Sabbath
at Acton, the guests of the formers parents. 49,.
The Young Peoples Association of the Presbyterian
Church met there Monday last Mrs. Fred Heron.
of Indianapolis spent last Sabbath here the guest of
Mrs. Emma Hamilton. They left for Cincinnati Mon
day, to be absent several days. Mrs. c. P. Jewett
entertained Miss Florence Aten, Of Franklin. last
week Miss Layton, of Greensburg visited the
Misses Magill last week. .Messrs. James Thompson
and Cecil Mallons of Irvington, the guests of
Misses Minnie PARRISH and Mote Sutton last
Sabbath. The Art Club met with Mrs.
A. v. Phillips Wednesday afternoon. -.
Miss May Jones entertained some of her friends at
her home, East Hendricks street, Monday last.
The Misses Bennett gave party to their young
friends Monday evening The Moot Congress met
at the home Of Mrs. S. L. Pierce Thursday very
interesting programme rendered =. Miss Gerte
Blessing, who has been visiting her sister, Mrs.
Beeks, in Chicago. returned home Wednesday even
ing. after . two months visit. Mrs. A. p Bone,
who visited her daughter Mrs. Carey Par.
IRISH, in Blunt, D. ~, returned home Thurs.
day accompanied by her grandson Willie Parrish
Mrs. G. J. Fastlaben entertained Mrs. H. l.. Witten
burg, of Greensburg. Mrs. H. H. Daugherty was
at indianapolis last week visiting her daughter Miss
Ella who is attending Classical School there The
Matinee Musicale met in the parors Of the Presbyter-
ian Church Wednesday afternoon and rendered very
interesting programme.
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AUCTION SALES.

AOLll0N SAkES
DEAL ESTATE AT AUCTION - TUESDAY.
IN Feb. Is, at o'clock p. m. on the premises, uS
will sell at public auction. cottage frame house Olive
rooms. known as No. as South Mississippi street. lot
42x63, smali monthly payments. No money
quired down, the purchaser having the privilege Of
paying in larger amounts If desired
L. n PERRY. Auctioneer.
DEAL ESTATE AT AUCgTON-MoNDAY, FEB.
sell at public auction the known No
299 South Illinois street. lot 32x195, on small
monthly payments No money required down. the
purchaser having the privilege OF paying IN larger
amounts if desired. w. e. NICK & 90.
L. n. PERRY Auctioneer.
4 UCTION SALE 10 THE TRADE OF MOTIONS.
n whips, blankets. millinery. etc.-I will sell 1t my
rooms IA East Court street, on Wednesday morning.
Feb. 49, at 10 O'Clock, nice, clean stock of good
goods consisting Of 300 pieces linen lace. towels,
crash linen and cotton handkerchiefs. hose socks,
pocket neckties scarfs knitting cotton. scarf
pins, buttons, tablecoths velvets plush goods rib.
bons, flowers looking glasses, mems and ladies' NM
derwear feathers combs and many other articles A.
L. HUNT Auctoneer.
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION-ON
Monday. Feb. 21, at 2 o'clock p. NJ, on the
premises. will sell at public auction elegant
two-story frame residence, known IS No. 41O North
Tennessee street, the northwest corner Of St
Clair street. The house has eleven rooms. BATH gas
cellar cistern. we'll, wood and 'coahouse stable and
city water. The rooms are NIL handsomely pApered
and in 6rstclass condition. The lot is 80x195 feet
to 30foot alley, fronting east and south. No Ia.
cash, and tho balance be paid to suit the pur.
chaser from one to ten years If desired There no
better location in the city Of indianapolis and on6
of the most principal thoroughfares in the city Don't
- - W. E. MICK 4 90.
L. n. PERRY, AucGoneer.
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THE STATE OF ILLINOIS.
Charleston.

Mrs Jane Williams Of Laurel, Ind has been visit
ing Mrs. G. Mason. Thomas Messick and sister,
Mrs Reat visited in Tcrrc Hauto the past week. -.
Miss Jessie Brown visited in Kansas H.. Sunday
Miss Ora Griffin departed Tuesday for Bos-
ton. Mass, to attend school. Walter Glenn
quits, Of Ad-ain. Mich. Is guest Of Charles
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Greencastle.

Miss Rose and Willie Joslin are visiting friends at
Gosport and spencer Miss Nellie Coleman is visit
returned to Washington Territory Mrs. Kate
Wilder of Brazil has been spending the week with
from the East that his health is rapidly improving
Miss Nellie Gray of Bloomfield is visiting her sister,
raise. was in the city on Saturday and Sunday -.
Capt Jesse Lee has gone to Fort Thomas. A. IT,. to
join his regiment The Locust-street Sunday. school
Mrs. A. G. Cavens of Bloomfield is visiting her daugh
Ter. Mrs. $: TORI Mrs. Frank Beale. Of Frank
f visiting an her DR. a1s MRS
Friday by the death of his step-father. Mrs. Dave
Stevenson is visiting her sister, Mrs. T. G. Laughlin.
will give their entertainment in Meharry Hall on the
evening of Feb 25. The proceeds will go the fund
There is remarkable increase of interest in music in
churches The choirs are being strengthened and
there seems to be sharp rivalry as to which is to
have the best material Thrse of the leading Sunday
sehools have orchestras. which greatly. add
20 the music Of their respective schools
j. keeping up her az tho i.
of Wednesday evening lectures by Dr. Parkhurst at
College avenue Church was Literally patronized.
DR.. Parkhurst has gone to Chicago to assist in the
dedication of the Missionary Training School for
Young Ladies in that city DIR. Parkhurst was the
originator of the enterprise its object being the edn
cation of young ladies for mission work Mrs. 0. g.
Sercombe returned Friday from New Orleans and is
at her fathers, Hon. D. Z. Williamson. Her health
IL much improved .Longfellow's birthday Feb. 81,
will be extensively celebrated here in the public
Schools and the children busy committing to
memory some of the great poets sayings in order to
Fecite them on that day.
DE PAUw NOTES.
The Apollo Club will give concert in March. 80.
Professor Hooper, of Indianapolis visited DIR. Baker.
Monday. Professor Howe. Of the School of Music,
delivers the Sunday afternoon lecture TO-DAY the
subject "Art and the Artist The German Table is
the latest society 1t is composed of fourteen mem
bers who "eat and talk German. They banqueted at
ladies Hall. Saturday evening Mrs. Judge w. P.
Edison, of Mt. Vernon, is visiting her student
of the. University. - Mr.; Theo. q. Bow
man. of st. Louis, in the city Friday
to see his son. Jas. L., of the freshman class.
The first annual banquet of the Pan Hellenic Club Of
DePauw University. was held Friday evening in
the parlors of the Palace Cafe. This newly organ.
lied club composed of all the members of the
Greek is organized for
the purpose of promoting harmony among the rival
''frats" A jolly company of about hundred
seated themselves around the banquet board, and
presided by Mr.. r. G. Tompkins of the
senior class, who also was toast master. The follow
ing toasts offered and responded to: From
Sigma Chi. Mr.. Thomas Smiley; from Delta Tau
Delta Mr.. Keeler from Beta Theta Fl. Mr.: Eugene
Hector; from Phi Gamma Delta. Mr. Haas; from PHI
Kappa Psi, Mr.. Thonf Raymond; from Delta Kappa
Epsilon, MIR. Beckett; from Phi Delta Theta, Mr. Mil
liza
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WE are going to move our Mammoth grocery
the street from where we now are to Nos 225
and 227 West Washington street, to get more room
for our immense trade and to keep from moving the
goods, we will come very giving them away. We
win have public auction Saturday at o'clock
M. to continue until 10 p. H. at 225 and 227 West
Washington street. What will become Of the sugar
business if we stay in the grocery businessi
81 for II pounds of Grsnulated Sugar.
81 for 81 pounds of N. O. Sugar.
1885 for brl of best flour guaranteed.
ST. for 100 pounds best meal
CSC for 7spounds Of oatmeal
3 13c for l bar of Every Day soap.
3 1-3c fer bar of Diamond soap or Werk's Ger.
man soap.
25c for pounds of starch.
lie for good broom.
DC for l split basket.
5se for the largest wash-tub.
4sc for the second largest wash-tuh.
38c for the third largest wash-tub.
SC for one gallon milk pans.
Sc for one-half gallon milk pans.
SC for 1 quart of the finest marrowfat beans.
Sc for quart of the best navy beans.
lie for quart Of beans
Sc for quarts of navy beans.
7lae for can of Holsters.
Zoe for half pound mug of Scotch JAM retails rega-
larly for 35c
3Sc for gallon of maple strip.
SOC for gallon of best sugar sirup.
loo for pound of ground roasted Coffee
15c for pound of ground roasted coffee.
1se for pound of prime roasted coffee.
Use per pound for the best Java coffee, guaranteed
none better
Sc per pound for Turkish prunes, pears peaches or
apples.
15c per pound for the best evaporatod peaches
| 7lac per pound for the best lard.
7c per pound for shoulder meat
1Oc per pound for Kingans guaranteed ham.
| &c for one-half pound can Of oysters.
| 51ac for one-haf pound of Kenton baking powder.
4
1-3c for one pound of baking powder.
How is this when man can get good pair of shoes
for Soc and we will prove it to you if you will call 70,
| them. We sell mems boots 75c to 81; childrenl
| Saturday evening and see how we will sell for AM
price you bid for shoes and groceries Your price viii
be ours We have too many goods, and we want t.
reduce our stock to avoid moving.
A. g. s. G. F. KREITLEIN,
/ 224 West Washington street
Mammoth Grocery.
Telephone 1917
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Marion.

Mrs D. B. smellser is visiting Mrs, Thomas Kite, at
Cincinnati. Mrs Dr. Jones is visiting relatives at
Wabash. Mrs. Slfer of New Castle. visited Marion
relatives on last Wednesday. "a W. Grimes of the
Button Lodge visited the Marion Lodge on last
Wednesday evening. and conferred the Oriental de-
gree or Pilgrims George w. Diggs, John Seiss. Joe
Leon Roscoe Hunter. Henry Betcher, George Turkey
Sam Weaver. Ira Fisher Homer Allen, Mark Sway.
and G. r. Blake. w. H. Augur of Peru and Ed
Ford Of Hartford City witnessed the ceremonies =.
Elijah Case. Bed Case and Austin Case of Munce,
and Dr. H. z. Leonard. of Logansport at
tended the funeral of Mrs. Isaac L.
Case at this place Wednesday Mr. James Alexander
and Miss Ida johnson. of Hartford City. attended
dance given at X. p Hall Friday evening. "A. NJ.
Baldwin and wife left Wednesday extended trip
through the South and West Thomas A. Starr Of
the Goshen News here Monday. Emory
Mner, of Colorado, is visiting his garents after
absence of four years Felix Levy and
Tom Baer of Peru. visited here
the first of the week Mike Nevils and wife Of Lo-
gansport spent Sunday with arion relatives. All
McFeely, of Union City is visiting Marion relatives
AIRS Louie Miller of Cincinnati, is visiting Mrs
William Amsden - Frank Lean, of Munce, visited
his daughter. Mrs. Barney Powers. this week Sam
Zombro is home from a trip through the South -
Mrs. George Bonham, of Hartford, visited here Tues
day Miss Cora Watkins of Coverdaie, o., is visit
ing Marion relatives.
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Terre Haute.

Charles Scott, of Judge John T. Scot, and
graduate of Rose Polytechnic Institute left this week
for Los Angeles. Cal. to take position in archi
tect's Office Ben Blanchard, the Western land
specuator, whose failure for hundred thousand
dollars, year ago, gave him considerable
notoriety, and Miss Avis Insley. were married
Tuesday and left for Hutchinson. Kan, on we'd
ding trip. Mrs. Morgan of Charlottesville. who
has been visiting her daughter. Mrs. Jos. Gilbert.
returned home Wednesday wv. S. Cliff has been
visiting his daughter in Chicago this week. Rev j.
L. Corning is visiting in the East Mrs. David Gold
left this week for New York, where she will
make her home with sister Mayor Kolsem was
called to Pittsburg Tuesday by the death of his
father wv. T. Beauchamp and E. r. Bryant are
visiting in New York. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Ball. of
Minneapolis visiting the family of President Hay
of Coates College S F. Cornell train dispatcher of
the vandal;a, and Miss Belle Taylor married
Monday evening =. The ladies of st. Stephens
Church gave very pleasant reception. Thursday
evening at the rectory. to tho rector, tho Rev.
James D. Stanley, his mother and sister Mr.. and
Mrs W. p Ijams entertained the Young Ladies' Cotil-
lion Clab. on Friday evening Mrs. Chas Doremus,
of indianapolis. is visiting her sister. Mrs. G. A. Mel
vile. Miss Addie Hibben of Grecncastle. visited
friends in this city this week.
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ton friends. Miss Joanna Kenney Of
NATION visited in the city Sunday Miss Ella Hen
messy of Marshall is visiting in the city Miss Ella
Ashmore is recovering her health. Miss Louise
Beall of Nattoon was u guest of j. j. Beal and fam
lily several days of the past week. Dr. Dunbar and
family visiting relatives at Palmyra, No John
Shoot and wife at Birmingham Ala. Miss Annie
Scbaub has gone to Jacksonville Ill. to reside.
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Greensburg.

Miss Alice Scott has returned from Ohio and will
leave for Kansas soon. Mrs. w. 8. Charlton. Of
Lebanon spent part of the week with her parents
here Mrs. Joshua Pool has returned from a visit to
relatives Louisville Ky. Col. Hugh Gallagher is
home from Dakota short visit George Conner.
of Indianapolis with friends here his old homo
this week. Mrs f. NJ Dowden is visiting at Ander-
Mrs. O. G. Burns is visiting her daughter at
Clinton. Ill. Mrs. Harry Wit.enberc is visiting at
Seymour. N. H. Isgrigg has gone to Wichita Kan.
TO spend the coming Mrs. James B. Lathrop
and daughter Lizzie have gone to Philadelphia. The
former will return soon. but Miss Lizzie will remain
about year. Tim Lame is home from Indianapolis
Henry Zeigleris off on trip West with view to
a permanent location. James Hart and A. Reiter
i,ave gone a trip South. Mrs. Maria B. Wood
worth is here conducting meetings.
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Danyille.

The Young Ladies' Musical Society gave their
monthly entertainment last night in the parlors ofthe
Etna House. Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Heinby, of the
Etna House, gave large dinner party Thursday.
Misses Kate and Emma Webster gave a delightful
whist party Thursday evening Miss Lula Holloway.
of Edorado, Kan, arrived in town Friday to visit
friends Mrs. Dr. VIM J. Moore is visiting friends
in Lafayette. Mrs DR.. R. W. Gillett has gone to
Washington d. c., to visit Mrs. Ger. j. c. Black
The Knights of Pythas boys will dedica.e their
hall on the 18th. Walter L. French. of Blunt, OAK.
is in the city The Starlight Dancing Club gave
pleasant hop Thursday evening in Beyers Hail.
Mrs. w L Abdill is in the city, guest of her par
ents Mr.. and Mrs G. W. Brown Miss Dixie
Haworth, of ST. Joe. is studying music under Miss
Russell Mrs. j. W. Miers is visiting in Paris. ILL.,
- M. A. Lapham is off for a months vacation at
Springfield Mo- Mrs E. P. Weaver is visiting at
Attca Ind. Mrs Stearns. of Muncie, Ind, is visit
ing her in this city Miss Kate Boord of Coy
ington. KY, is the guest of Miss Name Hurley :
Mrs A. G.. P. Dodge is reported seriously
i'll at New Orleans Mrs. P. Voorhees,
and d. W. have gone to attend her =.
Charles Lindsay has returned from Pennsylvania.
where he visited for several months l.. Peyton
and family of Chicago in the city M Hutchn
son, Of Paoa. Kan, is guest Of his sister Mrs NJ
A. Collins. Miss Myria Miller entertained few
friends pleasantly Wednesday evening Miss Della
Hoyle has returned from Paramount. accompanied by
Miss lola Sandusky.
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Marshall.

Ans5y L. Lowe. of Robinson, spent two three
days of last week in Marshall Mrs. j. Funk of
Sheridan. Ia. has been spending few weeks in Mar
shall with her sister, Mrs. s. T. Ring Nv. Fl. Beadle
and wife, of Martinsvlle the guests of relatives
and friends here the first of the week Mr.. s. 7.
Ring went to Litchfeld. H.. Tuesday to spend few
days with one of his sisters Aaron P Cole visited
St Louis last week Mrs John Morton is in Terre
Haute. the guest of her daughter Mrs. Doug Griffith
VIII Payne and wife. of Fort Scott Kan, are Wis
ting relatives here for few weeks. Miss BYRD
Haute. the guest of Misses Nellie Green
ough and Ida White - Mrs. E. M.
Walmsey, of nliopolis. H. came "Wednesday to see
her mother Mrs. John Stockwe- : Miss Ella Hem
has been spending several days in Paris with her
sister, Mrs. Maggie Mclaughlin Mr. and Mrs. L.
g. Archer returned home on Wednesday from Sulli-
van, Ill, where they spent week with relatives
E. ]. Hughes and daughter Maud returned home on
Wednesday from Evansville Ind where they had been
for several weeks Anthony Lee and Miss Ella Hem
to be married on Wednesday in the Catholic
Church Ross Heller is home from Cory, Ind,
whore he has been staying for the past year Miss
Clara Houk of Terre Haute is the guest of relatives
here.
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with broad and open work Hamburg; band Of
ribbon is put under the Hamburg, and whom
there are spaces large enough, it IS pulled mp
loosely through them and left looking like tiny
puff. The entire pilow-sham may be lined with
blue or other colored silesia to match the ribbon
used. A ruf1e finishes the edge of the sham.
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A CCTIoN SALE
Of
GROCERIES.
Having purchased the stock of groceries Of J. Z,
Keeter, at % East New York street We viii sell tho
-
ct auction
on Thursday morning. al 9 O'clock.
This Is the chance to get groceries at your ossn
prices. A. g. Is &. II. kREITLEIN.
VIII remove our stock at 224 West Washington
street to opposite side of the street. about the
Goth inst.
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FOR RENT

LOR REST-ELEGANT SUIT OF FRONT
Il rooms at 10 East Ohio street.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
MRS THoMAs's DANCING ACADEMY. WHEN

nR j. J. CARVER OFFICE 126 NORTH Me-
IL ridian street, residence S24 North Pennsylvania
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FOR SALE OR TRADE.

FOR SALE OR TRADE.
HOTEL-THE LEASE AND PERSONAL PROP
IL erty Doing good business. Call on or ad.
dress CARLIN HAMLIN, city.
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DATENTS-JACOB W. LOEPER & CO., ASSO.
i ciate Attorney at Washington, D. O. removed
to Room 80 Talbott's Block.
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d ICES SCIENCE OF MUSIC. PRICE So to IS.
III General Agency 66l9 North Pennsylvania street.